American Library Association defines information literacy as "a set of abilities requiring individuals to 'recognize when information is needed and have the ability to locate, evaluate, and use effectively the needed information.'  This type of literacy requires critical thinking and evaluation skills.

In this podcast, we aim to have humble, honest discussions about information literacy and what it means to live in a world that profits from inequality, division, and misinformation. We believe that information literacy is the cornerstone of democracy.

<p>In the first episode, Caitlin and Vio talk about the storytelling aspect of information literacy. How do you tell the difference between hoaxes and the truth; fact and fiction? Learn what information literacy is and how to use it your daily life.</p>

In the first episode, Caitlin and Vio talk about the storytelling aspect of information literacy. How do you tell the difference between hoaxes and the truth; fact and fiction? Learn what information literacy is and how to use it your daily life.